What is the difference between natural gas full synthetic oil and full synthetic oil?
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Natural gas full synthetic oil and full synthetic oil differ in their raw materials and production methods: Natural gas synthetic oil is produced by chemically synthesizing or refining natural gas into a crystal-clear, colorless pure base oil, which has high purity and enhances the performance of the base oil; Full synthetic oil is derived from ethylene and propylene dispersed from natural gas or crude oil, which then undergo polymerization, catalysis, and other complex chemical reactions to form a lubricating fluid composed of large molecules. Engine oil is a lubricant for engines, playing crucial roles such as lubrication, cleaning, cooling, sealing, reducing wear, vibration damping, and preventing rust and corrosion. Currently, there are three types of engine oils on the market: conventional mineral oil, semi-synthetic oil, and full synthetic oil.